Hematite in Quartz mineral specimen measuring approximately 3 × 2 cm, with deep raspberry-red sparkling texture and pale Quartz crystals.
Hematite in Quartz specimen held between fingers to show its petite size and detailed natural texture.
Exact Hematite in Quartz specimen photographed from above, showing its burgundy-red mineral surface and lighter Quartz crystals.
Close-up of the red Hematite-rich surface and contrasting clear Quartz formation on a small mineral specimen.
Hematite in Quartz mineral specimen measuring approximately 3 × 2 cm, with deep raspberry-red sparkling texture and pale Quartz crystals.
Hematite in Quartz specimen held between fingers to show its petite size and detailed natural texture.
Exact Hematite in Quartz specimen photographed from above, showing its burgundy-red mineral surface and lighter Quartz crystals.
Close-up of the red Hematite-rich surface and contrasting clear Quartz formation on a small mineral specimen.

Hematite in Quartz | Rough Specimen

$19.95

A little piece of mineral magic for your collection!

This Hematite in Quartz Specimen features rich raspberry-red and deep burgundy colouring, with sparkling, textured surfaces and a contrasting clear-to-pale Quartz crystal formation. Its compact size doesn't stop it from catching the eye, with tiny details that become even more interesting when you take a closer look.

Measuring approximately 3 × 2 cm, this petite specimen is lovely for a mineral cabinet, a small display shelf or a collection of unusual natural formations. The red, glittering texture contrasts beautifully with the lighter Quartz, giving the piece a look that's both earthy and eye-catching.

Quartz and Hematite are two distinct minerals: Quartz is silicon dioxide, while Hematite is an iron oxide. They can occur together in natural mineral specimens, with iron-rich material creating striking red, brown or metallic-looking contrasts. This specimen is sold under the name Hematite in Quartz, based on its supplied identification.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Hematite in Quartz Specimen.

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A little piece of mineral magic for your collection!

This Hematite in Quartz Specimen features rich raspberry-red and deep burgundy colouring, with sparkling, textured surfaces and a contrasting clear-to-pale Quartz crystal formation. Its compact size doesn't stop it from catching the eye, with tiny details that become even more interesting when you take a closer look.

Measuring approximately 3 × 2 cm, this petite specimen is lovely for a mineral cabinet, a small display shelf or a collection of unusual natural formations. The red, glittering texture contrasts beautifully with the lighter Quartz, giving the piece a look that's both earthy and eye-catching.

Quartz and Hematite are two distinct minerals: Quartz is silicon dioxide, while Hematite is an iron oxide. They can occur together in natural mineral specimens, with iron-rich material creating striking red, brown or metallic-looking contrasts. This specimen is sold under the name Hematite in Quartz, based on its supplied identification.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Hematite in Quartz Specimen.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

    • Product Name: Hematite in Quartz Specimen

    • Material Classification: Mineral specimen featuring Quartz and Hematite, according to the supplied identification

    • Quartz Composition: Silicon dioxide

    • Hematite Composition: Iron oxide

    • Appearance: Deep red and burgundy mineral texture with lighter Quartz crystals

    • Finish: Natural mineral specimen

    • Size: Approximately 3 × 2 cm

    • Quantity: One (1) specimen

    • Selection: Exact piece pictured

  • Hematite in Quartz brings together the traditional associations of two minerals.

    Quartz is traditionally associated with:

    • Clarity: Symbolising a clearer perspective when working through thoughts or decisions.

    • Intention: Representing focus on personal goals and priorities.

    • Balance: Associated with bringing a sense of order to busy thoughts.

    Hematite is traditionally associated with:

    • Grounding: Symbolising connection to the earth and a steady approach to everyday life.

    • Focus: Representing concentration and practical thinking.

    • Stability: Associated with resilience and feeling centred.

    • Strength: Symbolising determination and perseverance.

    These associations come from crystal traditions and are not scientifically established effects.

    • Chakra: Root Chakra for Hematite; Crown Chakra for Clear Quartz in many modern crystal traditions.

    • Element: Earth for Hematite; Air is commonly associated with Clear Quartz.

    • Zodiac: Hematite is often associated with Aries, Aquarius and Capricorn in modern crystal traditions. Clear Quartz is used across many zodiac associations.

    Correspondences vary between sources and traditions. They are symbolic rather than scientific classifications.

  • This specimen pairs well with crystals traditionally associated with grounding, clarity and focus.

  • Quartz is relatively hard, with a Mohs hardness of 7. Hematite is softer, at around 5–6.5, and the different mineral surfaces may respond differently to cleaning.

    • Dust gently with a soft brush.

    • Avoid dropping or knocking the specimen against hard surfaces.

    • Keep away from harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners.

    • Avoid prolonged soaking, particularly where the specimen's exact formation and surface stability have not been confirmed.

    • Store separately from other specimens to help prevent scratches and chips.

Please Note

This listing is for the exact Hematite in Quartz Specimen shown in the photographs, so the piece you see is the piece you will receive.

The specimen measures approximately 3 × 2 cm. Measurements are approximate. Natural mineral specimens can display irregular shapes, inclusions, surface textures and colour variations. Photographs may also show slight differences in colour and appearance depending on lighting, photography conditions and your screen settings.

The specimen is listed as Hematite in Quartz based on the supplied identification. Its exact mineral composition and locality have not been independently verified.

Traditional crystal meanings and associations are provided for cultural, historical and personal-interest purposes. They have not been scientifically proven, and crystals are not a substitute for professional medical, psychological or other healthcare advice, diagnosis or treatment.